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What Do We Do with the Specimen? A Reflection of Miscarriages in the Emergency Department

by Brooke Rawls December 1, 2018

This article focuses on compassionately dealing with women who are seen in the emergency department for a pregnancy loss.

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About Author: Brooke Rawls

Brooke Rawls is a licensed social worker in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who specializes in direct patient care with a strong focus on recognizing, understanding, and responding to the impact/effects of trauma. She is currently enrolled in the Robert Morris University Instructional Management Leadership PhD program with an anticipated graduation date of May 2019. Brooke serves as vice-president of Oli’s Angels, a nonprofit organization that provides support services to low income or at-risk families before, during, and after any pregnancy experience. Brooke aspires to educate society on the life-changing impact of pregnancy loss and empower women to advocate for their needs/desires.

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